[4][5] HCAV also supports the goals of the 2018 Armenian revolution, further developing Armenia's democracy and government transparency, and tackling corruption and police brutality.

[6][7][8][2] HCAV supports citizens through providing legal aid and court representation, maintains an emergency hotline, monitors elections, and raises awareness through campaigns, seminars, and public presentations.

[7][11][12] Prior to Armenia joining the Eurasian Economic Union, HCAV summitted a motion to the Court of Appeal demanding to recognize the actions aimed at joining the customs union by former president of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan as illegal.

[13] HCAV opposed the decision of Serzh Sargsyan to approve Armenia's accession to the Russian-led customs union.

[14] On 14 September 2022, following the Armenia–Azerbaijan border crisis, Artur Sakunts stated, "Many pro-Western Armenians have called for the country to leave the CSTO.